Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-20
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

J. s. Borden & Co. still ahead.
Senator Kaleidoscope left for Washing
ton on Monday.
For SALE.-A secondhand cook stove.
Apply at this Office
Uncle Buck Bruce, the old horseman' Is
suffering greatly with rheumatism OF the
ankle.
For the incest. freshest groceries on this
market call at T. Z. Benefits.
The Carrie Stanley opera company gave
two entertainments in this place, on Mon
day and Tuesday nights. They are fairly
good.
Potomac and lake herring by the dozen,
half barrel and barrel, at NJ. Geary's.
First Of the season Delicious straw
berry ice.cream at the Gem Saloon, this
Thursday evening, May 18th.
Men. women and children are all on
their wav TO J. S. Borden & Cos. for good
goods and bargains in every line.
There will be communion services in the
Lutheran Church, at Toms Brook, on
Sunday, May 22nd.
Third arrival Of ready-made clothing
and prices lower than ever at j. n. Davis.
Albert. son Of Mr.. N. A. BushOng. this
county, had the large bone of the fore
arm broken near the wrist by a fall a few
days since.
J. 5. Borden & Co. have aleady received
their second stock Of spring aud summer
goods.
II Billy Morrison will not make good
Constable what in the name Of common
sense will he make Oar columns are
open fora reply.
New crop cabbage, beans and peas pei
fectly fresh. at T. Z. BENEFITS.
The Rev. T. P. Epes, the new pastor Of
the Presbyterian congregation Of this
place will preach in that church on the
first Sunday 10 June.
Lawns at cts, cts. and 10 cts. Can't
De beat, at NJ. GeaFys.
The Spirit Of ac Tatoy says; Summer
boarders who want their beer and jniips
are hereby notified 20 bring the same along
-Harrisonburg might furnish the ice.
am olcays headquarters for top prices
for produce Eggs. loo per doz.; butter
choice. lsc per To-; old hens. lOc PEI d.;
spring chickens, l5o per ID. J. \. DAVIS.
The rope walker was aroand again on
last Monday lie stretched his rope from
the Shenandoah House 20 the Geary Hotel,
and proceeded 20 risk his neck in a
fashion that pleased the crowd.
Try the new grocery in the Irwin build
ing. opposite the court house. Green cof-
fee 70 cts. To- choice roasted q cts. d..
ane Potomac herring 10 ots. per doz., at
T. f. Benefits.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, manager for DR.. J. J.
Triplett. is having the big warehouse
near the depot whitewashed. II makes
things look bright and clean and is
decided Improvement after which Others
could pattern with good effect.
4 RARE CHANcE.-A drug store for sale
in one Of the most fourishing towns in the
Valley For further information address
X. Woodstock, Va.
Bartletts backing, the best in the
world, for sale by NJ. Geary.
Some Of our stores and business houses
are not at all careful about cleaning up in
front OF their doors This smells badly
and looks badly Keep clean before your
place of business, and it will be a good
advertisement for you.
Hottie q Miller, are now in the Cofiman
/ store room, where they will be pleased TO
serve their many customers, with general
groceries, four corn meal, mill feed, salt,
/ &c, &c, at bottom figures for cash or
trade.
/ Prime county bacon always on hand.
Butter, eggs aud chickens taken in ex-
change for goods, at highest market prices,
at T. +. Benefits.
Our old friend, Mr.. Rudolph Brown,
better known as "Gratz," so long and
favorably known here as a Grst-class cigar
maker and good fellow generally, has
returned TO Woodstock where he IS work
ing in Grabills cigar factory.
A full line Of the choicest coniectioneTes
always on hand A lot of fresh canned
goods just received at T. L. Bennett's-
The Anderson Guards, headed by Fra
wells Cornet Band, turned ont OF Friday
of last week. and paraded through the
pr.ncipal streets Of the town. They made
a very fine appearance in their new uni
forms, which are very neat and attractive
The band also wore their splendid uni
forus, probably the handsomest in the
state.
ASH am now out OF business, desire 4
{ settle MP my affairs at once, either b.
> cash or note. The bulk Of outstanding
accounts will be turned over 10 Nj
Lemuel Borden next week for collection
". c. BARRON.
Or. Jos. 7. Hickman, formerly Of Wood
stock, but now living a: Moore's Store
p this county, has sold his dwelling and lot
p in this place, TO MT. c. Z. Proctor, 0
Hawhnstown, for $1,000 This is consid
. cred cheap.
4 We learn from ,he Winchester Tines
that Mrs. Juo. Copp, formerly Of thi
county. but now living near KernstowI
Frederick county, has been very sick. lie
many friends in this county will be sorr.
to hear it, and will wish Der a speedy rt
coYery.
# Jas. ". Myrtle, Of Greenville, August
J, county, freight brakeman on the c.
ORR, fell from his train on Thursda
Of last week, at Allegheny tunnel an
had one Of his feet badly crushed. II
was picked up and sent 70 a hospital 8
n Richmond for treatment.
'7 The Board Of Supervisors have decide
'H 70 build neat pavilion over the publ
Gu -~eV Of the court bouse This il a great